... LONDON- DERRTY. f' ?? the meeting oZ the GutardianIs tody-r . 1arrs Bere~sfa rh Eithe City and Coun1ty In-firmary to ractics small.pox patients into the fever wards oX that in1stitultle w7as consitlorei. 'Mr. IV. E. Scott, D.L., said thecy Ia fast nassedt ...

... requested to give promptt information of any cases of smallpox comting under their notice. A disinfectitg chamber was erected at the1 City Fever Hospital. During the quarter forty-tu o cases of smallpox were broughtunder the notice of the sanitarv authority ...

... 1Mapother, stating that there were only four smallpox patients in the Corkl street Fever Hospitai, and that those were at ple- i, sent convalescent, but would not be ?? until contagionless. There is no case of smallpox in the Hardwicke, and none has arisen in ...

... oramential thing, which was never used except once. No person is in it except one man. The Clerk said that in'83 one case of smallpox was plated in the ship, and tka city azalyst had said that owing to the ship the citizens were saved from an epidemic of ...

... sent home ill from a large establishmlent in London. I found him covered wvith a rash which I pro- nounced to be confluent smallpox. On inquiring w hen he-was last vaccinated. I .scertained that ithe father-who Nvas absenlt from home at the time-had a rooted ...

... mittee of the Senate and the House of Repreaen- tatives. SMALLLPOX AT SYDNEY. SxDNrY, THUxESDAY.-O the seventy-one cases of smallpox: recently reported here ten have proved fatal. THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE IN INDIA. CALCoUTrTA, TnURSDAY._-A; habitation of the ...

... _Wodside. votes of thana I w|vere passed to the chairnlau an 1 to those who had i contributed to the evening's entertainment. SMALLPOX PR-ECkUTIONS IN- LONDON- DERRY - Lon-DoNDoReR, SATIJP.DAY.-At ithe me(etfil of the Guardians to-day-3Mr. Beresford. D.L. ...

... it, 12d; Gablanls. 1Lo; Orritor, 1 2d: Pomeroy, inl: Rock. 123d; Sandhol(-s, id; Stew artstowin I 23d: TalUlyhogne, Ila SMALL.POX r DEcPy.-At the w-eekly 2meeting of the Guardians at Derry on ?? 5. 1B. Beresfor.l D.. ptr-esiding-a deputation of thle Derry ...

... London are beine teid t( take measures for providing in- tteaeA hrspital accommodation in view of t`, c s'r er o visitation of smallpox. The t.oawins rather seriously in some of i; towns at tpresent, and some of t Dc :edicclauth.yities believe that Londoncan ...

... the danger of infection' CA imnported from without. Sach a danger becomes W a prticai question at the present time, when small-pox seems threatening us with a fresh visi- tation, awl I think we are not acting fairly (and I doubt very much'if we are acting ...

... relies on the strcag, unaftcted loyalty of th'e a people for the adequate celeibration of ithe event. ts -- ?? OUTBREAK OF' SMALLPOX. c SYDNxa, Fatnxxy.-in connection with the recent tV landing bore from the North-Germaa Lloyd's a steamer P'reussen of thitty ...

... attende hysi Dr Berrimatn, of Kesing- ton, sad rmcour asserts that his sytnjntems aref ] a distquieting nature. THE OUTBREAd OF SMALLPOX IN .L:EES. (Fr U ?? ESPE,) T Loeendos, iday. The ogtbreaoffe smallpof in Leeds id re orced to be extending, ap doZe, person ...